Updated 14 September 2026 17 min read

Notary in Valencia

Valencia, Spain’s third-largest city, offers a wide network of notarial services for residents and foreigners. Notaries in Spain play a key role in legal processes, from buying property to handling inheritances and legalising documents. This is especially relevant for those planning to buy property in Spain or apply for a golden visa, a Spanish startup visa or a digital nomad visa. We have written about the city itself — its districts, prices and way of life — in a separate article on Valencia.

What is a notary in Spain?

A notary (Notario/Notaria) in Spain is a public official appointed by the Ministry of Justice (Consejo General del Notariado) who has the power to certify documents and transactions and give them legal force. Unlike in Anglo-Saxon countries, Spanish notaries are highly qualified lawyers who have passed a rigorous competitive selection.

The notary’s main functions:

Certifying property transactions — notarisation is mandatory when buying and selling property in Valencia and throughout Spain. The notary checks the legal capacity of the parties, the lawfulness of the transaction and whether the documents meet legal requirements. Note that costs can vary depending on the value of the property. Notary fees are usually paid by the buyer, but this can be negotiated as part of transaction support.

Wills and inheritance — drawing up wills (testamento), accepting an inheritance, dividing property between heirs. A Spanish notary ensures that the testator’s wishes are respected and the heirs’ interests are protected, including property in Spain and outside Spain.

Legalising documents — apostilling documents for use abroad, certifying copies, translations into Russian and signatures. Apostilles and translations into Spanish are especially important for foreigners preparing documents for use in other countries. If necessary, documents with a Russian translation can be certified through an official translator.

Corporate law — registering companies, amending articles of association, minutes of shareholders’ meetings, business purchase transactions. Notarial deeds are mandatory for most corporate actions.

Family law — prenuptial agreements (capitulaciones matrimoniales), property settlement agreements on divorce, recognition of paternity, consent for children to travel abroad.

Powers of attorney — drawing up contracts and general and special powers of attorney (poderes). You can grant a notarised power of attorney in Spanish to manage property or open a bank account. Many clients want a notarised power of attorney in Spanish so that someone can act in their name in various matters. The translation of the power of attorney and of the document into Spanish must be done by an official translator, which is paid for separately.

Russian-speaking notaries and Russian-language service in Valencia

Many foreigners, especially Russian-speaking clients, look for notaries who speak Russian or offer services in Russian. Although it is hard to find a Russian notary as such in Valencia (all notaries must be Spanish citizens), there is a wide range of legal support services for notary visits with Russian-speaking assistants.

Our company offers full-cycle legal services, including help with preparing documents and translation into Spanish. We can help prepare documents for your visit to the notary and provide Russian translations of all notarial deeds and your documents.

Services include:

Preparation and translation of all necessary documents
Legal advice on preparing documents
Support with property sale and purchase transactions
Translating all notarial deeds into Russian so that you understand them
Help preparing documents with an apostille

Submit a request and we will contact you shortly to discuss your needs and your documents. Our best specialists are ready to take on your case, including complex criminal matters and work with tax returns.

How to choose a notary in Valencia

Selection criteria:

Location — choose a notary whose office is conveniently located for you. In Valencia notaries are spread across the city and suburbs. For example, the central district has many notary offices, including offices on Plaza Alfonso El Magnànim.

Specialisation — although all notaries are generalists, some specialise in particular areas (property sales, corporate law, international transactions). You will certainly find notaries who work with foreign clients in the city centre.

Language skills — for foreigners it is important to find a notary with an interpreter. Many notaries in Valencia work with English-speaking clients. If you are outside Spain and need to sign documents, a remote procedure is possible.

Reputation and reviews — study the ratings and client reviews (as in the table below). A high rating usually indicates professionalism and good service.

Online services — some notaries offer a preliminary consultation online, which saves time on preparing documents. You can request a preliminary consultation by email.

Cost of services — notarial fees in Spain are regulated by the state but may vary slightly. Each additional document and notarial service is charged separately.

How the process with a notary works

Preparing for the visit:

Book an appointment — contact the notary by phone or through their website to book. State the type of service and a preferred date. You can also order services through our website.
Prepare the documents — gather all the necessary documents: identity document (DNI, NIE or passport), property documents, previous contracts and so on. Where necessary, a document must be translated into Spanish by an official translator.
Consultation — many notaries offer a preliminary consultation to clarify details and check documents. Legal help at this stage is critically important.

At the notary’s office:

Identifying the parties — the notary checks the identity of all participants in the transaction, their legal capacity and their right to carry out the notarial act. Para poder (in order to) complete the transaction, all documents must be in order.

Explaining the document — the notary explains in detail the content of the document, the ownership rights, the rights and obligations of the parties and the possible consequences. This is one of the key moments — making sure all parties understand what they are signing.

Signing — once all parties have agreed, the document is signed in the presence of the notary. The notary adds their signature and seal, giving the document legal force.

Registration — depending on the type of document, the notary may send it to the relevant registry (for example, the Land Registry for property transactions in Valencia).

After the visit:

Receiving copies — you receive certified copies of the document (copia autorizada or copia simple), which have legal force. The notarial copy can then be used to register ownership rights.

Safekeeping — the original document remains in the notary’s archive, which keeps it safe and makes it possible to obtain duplicates in the future.

Cost of notarial services

Notarial fees in Spain are regulated by royal decree and depend on the type of service and the value of the transaction. Below are the basic costs:

Property purchase: 0.3–0.5% of the property value (minimum 60–90 euros)
Simple power of attorney: 30–60 euros
General power of attorney: 150–300 euros
Will: 35–60 euros
Setting up a company: 150–600 euros depending on the capital
Apostille: 3–10 euros per document

Note: costs may include additional services related to preparing notarial documents, including translation of documents. Each additional translation and necessary procedure is paid for separately.

Specifics for foreigners

Obtaining an NIE:

For most notarial acts foreigners need an NIE (Número de Identificación de Extranjero) — the foreigner identification number. A notary can help draw up a power of attorney for obtaining an NIE. How to get the number, book an appointment and which documents you need is described separately: how to get an NIE.

Language barrier:

If you do not speak Spanish, you need to bring an official translator (traductor jurado). Some notaries arrange translation services themselves. An interpreter usually costs 50–150 euros an hour and is paid separately. A document must be translated into Spanish by an official translator.

Tax obligations:

When you buy property the notary informs you of your tax obligations but is not responsible for paying them. You will need to go separately to a tax adviser (asesor fiscal) to deal with tax returns.

Legalising foreign documents:

Documents issued in other countries must be apostilled or legalised through a consulate and translated by an official translator. The apostille and translation into Spanish are mandatory steps.

Property transactions in Valencia and on the Costa Blanca

Buying property

When buying and selling property in Valencia and on the Costa Blanca, the notary plays a central role. The process includes the steps below. What the whole transaction looks like from the buyer’s side is covered in our guides on how to buy a house in Spain and how to buy a plot of land.

Checking documents — the notary checks the seller’s ownership rights and the absence of encumbrances
Signing the deed of sale — all parties sign the contract in the presence of the notary
Registration — preparing the notarial documents for registration with the land registry
Paying taxes — the buyer pays the property transfer tax

Working with estate agents and lawyers provides support for the transaction from start to finish. Protecting the client’s interests includes checking every aspect of the deal.

Before the transaction the property is checked in the registry: a nota simple and property due diligence show encumbrances, debts and whether the property is physically vacant.

Renting property

For renting property in Valencia, notarisation of the lease is not mandatory but is recommended for long-term residential lets. A notarised lease gives both parties additional legal protection. If you want to let out a property, drawing up contracts through a notary is a reliable option.

Digitalisation of notarial services

Since 2020 notarial services in Spain have been actively digitalised:

Electronic signature — some documents can be signed with a digital signature without being physically present. Para poder (to be able to) use this option, you need a qualified electronic signature.

Video conferencing — online meetings are available for preliminary consultations and some procedures (powers of attorney for foreigners). This is especially convenient if you are abroad.

Online booking — most modern notaries offer appointment booking through their website or by email.

Electronic access to documents — the option to receive electronic copies of notarial documents through secure online platforms.

Tips for working with a notary in Valencia

Book in advance — popular notaries may be booked up several weeks ahead, especially in the property sales season (spring–summer).
Check the cost — although fees are regulated, always confirm the final cost before the procedure starts; additional costs may include an interpreter and urgency. The notary’s services are paid separately from other legal services.
Check your documents — make sure all documents are in order before visiting the notary to avoid delays and repeat visits. We can help you prepare and certify documents correctly.
Ask questions — do not hesitate to ask about anything you do not understand. The notary is obliged to explain every aspect of the transaction. Legal advice is part of the process.
Keep copies — always keep certified copies of notarial documents in a safe place. You may need them for future transactions.
Use recommendations — ask friends or expat communities about trusted notaries, especially if you need help in a foreign language. You will certainly find notaries experienced in working with foreigners in the central districts.

Full table of Valencia notaries with contact details (sorted by rating)

Below is a detailed table of all notaries in Valencia with up-to-date contact information, including websites and email addresses. The table is sorted by rating from highest to lowest. All rights belong to the respective notary offices.

No.	Name	Rating	Reviews	Address	Phone	Email	Category
1	Notaría Otegui y Tellería	5.0	1	C/ de la Reina, 61, 46011 València	963 728 262	—	Notary, Valencia, Spain
2	José Luis López Rodríguez Notario	5.0	1	Av. del Marqués de Sotelo, 3, 46002 València	—	—	Notary, Valencia, Spain
3	Notaría de José Manuel Rodrigo Paradells	4.9	32	C/ de Roger de Llòria, 19, 46002 València	960 661 399	jmrodrigo@correonotarial.org	Notary, Valencia, Spain
4	Notaría Salvador Moratal	4.7	25	C/ de la Universitat, 4, 46003 València	963 534 022	smoratal@correonotarial.org	Notary, Valencia, Spain
5	Notaria Santiago Mompó	4.5	26	Pg. de l’Albereda, 14, 46010 València	960 599 984	—	Notary, Valencia, Spain
6	Notaría José María Fuster Muñoz	4.5	13	Carrer de Colón, 50, 46004 València	963 535 218	—	Notary, Valencia, Spain
7	Notaria Enrique Robles Perea	4.5	11	Carrer de Jorge Juan, 24, 46004 València	963 516 375	—	Notary, Valencia, Spain
8	Notaría CERVERA TAULET	4.4	109	Carrer d’Isabel la Catòlica, 8, 46004 València	963 518 443	acervera@correonotarial.org	Notary, Valencia, Spain
9	Notaría de José Manuel Valiente Cabadés	4.4	146	Av. de Peris i Valero, 169, 46022 València	960 904 904	—	Notary, Valencia, Spain
10	Notaría de Jorge Barberá	4.4	219	Avinguda de Pérez Galdós, 11, bajo, 46008 València	963 282 838	—	Notary, Valencia, Spain
11	Notaría José Alicarte Domingo	4.4	16	Carrer de Colón, 11, 2º, 46004 València	963 534 055	—	Notary, Valencia, Spain
12	NOTARIA Clara Barberá Pichó	4.3	155	Av. del Primat Reig, 82, 46020 València	963 892 121	—	Notary, Valencia, Spain
13	Tobías Calvo Escamilla	4.3	32	Av. Camí Nou, 41, 46018 València	963 764 804	—	Notary, Valencia, Spain
14	GRANELL & PI, C.B.	4.3	6	Carrer de les Barreres, 44, 46025 València	961 390 205	—	Notary, Valencia, Spain
15	Notaría de Paiporta – Javier-Pablo Monforte Albalat	4.2	15	Carrer Finlàndia, 2, 46200 Paiporta	963 972 634	—	Notary, Valencia, Spain
16	Notaria D. José Vicente Roig Dalmau	4.2	52	C/ de Pascual i Genís, 20, 2ª, 46002 València	961 347 466	—	Notary, Valencia, Spain
17	Vicente Juan Escrivá Rubio	4.2	45	Av. del Marqués de Sotelo, 3, 46002 València	963 521 443	—	Notary, Valencia, Spain
18	Luis Calabuig Notario	4.1	128	C/ de Moratín, 17, 46002 València	963 890 073	—	Notary, Valencia, Spain
19	Ubaldo Nieto Carol	4.1	128	C/ de Sant Ignasi de Loiola, 19, 46010 València	963 856 874	—	Notary, Valencia, Spain
20	Notaría en Valencia – Jorge Cano Rico	4.1	49	C. del Pintor Sorolla, 11, 46002 València	963 522 957	—	Notary, Valencia, Spain
21	Notaría Alfonso Pascual De Miguel	4.1	23	C/ de Correus, 13, 2, 46002 València	963 530 535	—	Notary, Valencia, Spain
22	Notaría de Alfonso Maldonado Rubio	4.1	27	C/ de Pascual i Genís, 1, 3ª, 46002 València	963 535 107	amaldonado@correonotarial.org	Notary, Valencia, Spain
23	NOTARIA SAGUNTO PUERTO – Xenia Rambla	4.1	27	Av. Camp Morvedre, 91, bajo, 46520 Sagunto	962 681 435	—	Notary, Valencia, Spain
24	Notaría en Valencia Juan Francisco Baixauli Alonso	4.1	24	Carrer de Colón, 12, 2º-4ª, 46004 València	963 530 299	—	Notary, Valencia, Spain
25	Notaría Enrique Farrés Reig	4.1	27	Av. Cortes Valencianas, 21, 46015 València	961 718 277	—	Notary, Valencia, Spain
26	Notaría Francisco Cantos	4.1	27	C. del Pintor Sorolla, 11, 46002 València	962 007 802	—	Notary, Valencia, Spain
27	1° Fernando Olaizola Notario	4.1	32	C/ de Xàtiva, 15, 46002 València	963 353 021	—	Notary, Valencia, Spain
28	Notaria Amador Peydro De Moya	4.1	17	Carrer Concórdia, 3, 46940 Manises	961 549 325	—	Notary, Valencia, Spain
29	Notaría JAVIER MÁXIMO JUÁREZ GONZÁLEZ	4.1	17	C de Don Juan de Austria, 36, 46006 València	963 527 623	—	Notary, Valencia, Spain
30	Notaria Eduardo Lluna Aparicio	4.1	17	C/ de les Barques, 2, 46002 València	963 533 647	elluna@correonotarial.org	Notary, Valencia, Spain
31	Notaría de Ana Julia Roselló García	4.0	21	Carrer de Jorge Juan, 14, 46004 València	963 522 779	—	Notary, Valencia, Spain
32	Notaría de Massamagrell Jesús Beneyto Feliu	4.0	36	Carrer de Sant Joan, 6, 46130 Massamagrell	961 440 863	jbeneyto@correonotarial.org	Notary, Valencia, Spain
33	Notaría Valencia – César Belda	4.0	47	Plaça d’Alfons el Magnànim, 7, Bajo, 46003 València	963 943 393	—	Notary, Valencia, Spain
34	Notaría Vicente Tomás Bernat	4.0	34	C/ de Moratín, 17, planta 6ª, 46002 València	963 333 010	vtomas@correonotarial.org	Notary, Valencia, Spain
35	Notaria Enrique Pérez Mencio	4.0	49	Avinguda Blasco Ibáñez, 4, 46010 València	963 707 163	—	Notary, Valencia, Spain
36	NOTARIA RAFAEL ESTEVAN GORDO	3.9	28	C/ de Xàtiva, 21, 46007 València	963 943 165	—	Notary, Valencia, Spain
37	Agustín Verdera	3.9	88	C. d’Albocàsser, 9, 46020 València	961 588 208	—	Notary, Valencia, Spain
38	Simeón Ribelles Durá	3.9	31	Plaça d’Alfons el Magnànim, 1, 46003 València	963 532 665	—	Notary, Valencia, Spain
39	NOTARÍA GARCÍA PARRA	3.8	55	C/ de Sant Vicent Màrtir, 24, 1º, 46002 València	961 259 732	—	Notary, Valencia, Spain
40	Notaria Messana Salinas	3.8	33	Av. Major, 34, 46130 Massamagrell	961 440 936	mdmessana@correonotarial.org	Notary, Valencia, Spain
41	Notaría Federico Ortells Pérez	3.8	54	C/ de Roger de Llòria, 28, 46002 València	963 521 853	fortells@correonotarial.org	Notary, Valencia, Spain
42	Notaría Santiago Méndez Ureña	3.8	85	Av. del Marqués de Sotelo, 1, 46002 València	963 528 085	—	Notary, Valencia, Spain
43	Notaria	3.8	40	Plaça de Sant Roc, 7, 46600 Alzira	963 638 283	—	Notary, Valencia, Spain
44	Notaria María Luisa Anadon Llobet	3.8	46	C. Major, 10, Bajo, 46600 Alzira	960 590 135	—	Notary, Valencia, Spain
45	Notaria Sapena Davó	3.8	29	C/ de Correus, 4, 46002 València	963 512 142	jsapena@correonotarial.org / fjsapena@correonotarial.org	Notary, Valencia, Spain
46	Bover Belenguer, Juan	3.8	25	Plaça d’Alfons el Magnànim, 7, 46003 València	—	—	Notary, Valencia, Spain
47	Notària d’Alboraia – José Mª Cid i Mata	3.7	102	Avenida de la Horchata, 23, Bajo, 46120 Alboraya	963 171 058	—	Notary, Valencia, Spain
48	NOTARÍA CORBÍ & PIQUER	3.7	62	C/ de la Pau, 28, 2º, 46003 València	963 533 564	—	Notary, Valencia, Spain
49	Notaría Diego Simó Sevilla	3.7	54	Gran Via del Marqués del Túria, 49, 46005 València	963 528 568	dsimo@correonotarial.org / notaria@notariadiegosimo.es	Notary, Valencia, Spain
50	José Manuel Fuertes Vidal	3.7	44	C. del Dr. Josep Juan Dómine, 10, Bajo, 46011 València	963 671 050	—	Notary, Valencia, Spain
51	Notaría Bombal – Xirivella	3.7	78	Carrer del Molí, 6, 46950 Xirivella	963 500 478	—	Notary, Valencia, Spain
52	Notaría Manuel González Lliberós Casanova	3.7	32	Carrer Miquel Grau, 1, 46960 Aldaia	961 509 615	mgonzalez-lliberos@correonotarial.org	Notary, Valencia, Spain
53	Notaria María Isabel Merino Cubells	3.7	20	Carrer dels Transits, 2, 46002 València	963 526 176	—	Notary, Valencia, Spain
54	Robles Perea – Pérez Narbón CB	3.7	41	Carrer de Jorge Juan, 24, 46004 València	963 516 375	—	Notary, Valencia, Spain
55	Notaría Joaquín Borrell García	3.6	82	C/ de Sant Vicent Màrtir, 24, 46002 València	963 535 270	jborrellgarcia@correonotarial.org	Notary, Valencia, Spain
56	Notaría Isabel Menéndez-Valdés Tauroni	3.6	29	C/ de la Reina, 1, 46011 València	961 623 272	mimenendezvaldes@correonotarial.org	Notary, Valencia, Spain
57	Notaría Ana María Mas Mayor	3.6	18	Plaça Santuari de la Mare de Deu, 7, 46950 Xirivella	963 500 055	—	Notary, Valencia, Spain
58	Notaría Gabriel Díaz Sevillano	3.5	40	Carrer de Mallent i Meri, 32, 46980 Paterna	961 828 070	gdiaz@correonotarial.org	Notary, Valencia, Spain
59	Ricardo Monllor Notario	3.5	44	C/ de la Reina, 61, 46011 València	963 728 262	—	Notary, Valencia, Spain
60	Notaría Jorge Milz	3.4	67	Av. de les Corts Valencianes, 26, 46015 València	963 464 445	—	Notary, Valencia, Spain
61	Notaría Badía-Orts	3.4	58	C/ de les Monges de Santa Caterina, 8, 46002 València	963 513 366	—	Notary, Valencia, Spain
62	Notaría de Juan Montero-Rios Gil	3.4	51	Profesor Idilio Gimeno, 6, 46011 València	961 588 231	—	Notary, Valencia, Spain
63	NOTARÌA de Alboraya José Mª Cid Fernández y Luis M. Mata Rabasa	3.4	13	Av. de l’Orxata, 23, 46120 Alboraya	961 854 141	—	Notary, Valencia, Spain
64	Notaría Senent-Victor Noguera	3.3	43	Av. d’Aragó, 29, 1º, 46021 València	963 511 448	—	Notary, Valencia, Spain
65	Notaría Pilar Samper Palomo	3.3	52	Av. Camí Nou, 136, 46017 València	963 763 294	—	Notary, Valencia, Spain
66	Notaría D. Alejandro Fliquete Cervera	3.2	63	Carrer del Comte de Montornès, 6, 46870 Ontinyent	961 383 081	—	Notary, Valencia, Spain
67	Notaría Ignacio Núñez Echevarría	3.2	31	Av. Monestir de Poblet, 1, 46930 Quart de Poblet	961 519 070	—	Notary, Valencia, Spain
68	Ramón Marín Casanova	3.2	19	Carrer de Sant Sebastià, 25, 46410 Sueca	963 752 208	—	Notary, Valencia, Spain
69	Notaría Máximo Catalán	3.1	47	C/ de Correus, 1, 46002 València	963 530 275	—	Notary, Valencia, Spain
70	Notaría La Eliana	3.1	21	Carrer Major, 68, 46183 La Eliana	962 741 162	—	Notary, Valencia, Spain
71	Notaría González Meneses Manises	2.8	14	Plaza Vicente Barberá, 46940 Manises	961 539 782	—	Notary, Valencia, Spain
72	María José García Cueco	2.6	23	Carrer Concórdia, 3, 46940 Manises	961 533 533	—	Notary, Valencia, Spain
73	Javier Oliver Villuendas	2.4	11	Av. del País Valencià, 7, 46900 Torrent	961 504 958	—	Notary, Valencia, Spain
74	Manuel José Chirivella Bonet	2.0	8	Carrer de Colón, 17, 46004 València	963 535 392	—	Notary, Valencia, Spain
75	Fernando Olaizola Martínez	1.0	1	Av. del Regne de València, 15, 46005 València	963 353 021	—	Notary, Valencia, Spain
76	Notaria Enrique López Monzó	—	0	Carrer de Colón, 50, 46004 València	963 535 218	—	Notary, Valencia, Spain

How to use the table

Choosing by rating: the table is sorted by rating from highest to lowest. Notaries rated 4.5 and above demonstrate a high quality of service: Notaría Otegui y Tellería (5.0), José Luis López Rodríguez Notario (5.0), Notaría de José Manuel Rodrigo Paradells (4.9), Notaría Salvador Moratal (4.7), Notaria Santiago Mompó (4.5).

Number of reviews: the more reviews, the more reliable the rating. For example, Notaría de Jorge Barberá has 219 reviews with a rating of 4.4 — an excellent choice for a property sale and purchase.

Online services: notaries offering online services (for example, José Manuel Valiente Cabadés) let you prepare documents remotely in advance.

Contact email: addresses in the @correonotarial.org format are the official corporate addresses of the Spanish notariat (Consejo General), which ensure a quick response.

Location: most notaries are in the centre of Valencia (the Ciutat Vella and L’Eixample districts, including 46003 Valencia and Plaza Alfonso El Magnànim), but there are also offices in the suburbs: Massamagrell, Alboraya, Paterna, Aldaia, Sagunto and on the Costa Blanca.

Frequently asked questions (FAQ)

Do you need to book an appointment with a notary in advance?
Yes, it is advisable to book in advance, especially for complex transactions (buying property in Valencia, setting up a company). Simple services (powers of attorney, certifying copies) can be done on the day you visit. The procedures required for a sale and purchase take more time.

Can you choose any notary in Valencia?
Yes, Spain follows the principle of free choice of notary. You can go to any notary regardless of where you live or where the property is located. If you are outside Spain, you can grant a notarised power of attorney to a representative.

How long does a notarial procedure take?
Simple services (power of attorney, will) — 15–30 minutes. A property transaction — 1–2 hours. Registering a company — 1–2 hours plus time for subsequent registration in the registry.

Do foreigners need a translator?
If you are not fluent in Spanish, an official translator (traductor jurado) is mandatory. Some notaries can arrange an interpreter, at a cost of 50–150 euros an hour. A document must be officially translated into Spanish.

How do you get a copy of a notarial document?
Contact the notary who drew up the document. A certified copy (copia autorizada) costs 3–10 euros per page. You can request it in person, by phone or through the official notariat website.

What if the notary refuses to execute the transaction?
The notary is obliged to refuse if the transaction is unlawful or the documents are incomplete. In that case, fix the issues raised or consult a lawyer. Legal help will resolve the problem.

Conclusion

Notarial services in Valencia are provided by a wide network of professionals, from the city centre to the suburbs and the Costa Blanca. When choosing a notary for buying or selling property in Valencia, renting property or applying for a golden visa, a Spanish startup visa or a digital nomad visa, look at the rating, reviews, location and availability of online services. You also need a notary when starting a company — the articles of association of an SL are signed before a notary; the registration steps are gathered in our overview of how to start a business in Spain.

Most Valencia notaries have corporate email addresses on the @correonotarial.org domain, which ensures fast and official communication. For complex property transactions in Spain or corporate matters, it is advisable to choose notaries with a high rating and a large number of positive reviews.

If you are abroad and planning to buy property in Spain, our company offers a wide range of full-cycle legal services: from preparing and translating documents to transaction support and working with estate agents. We will help prepare the documents and provide legal assistance and protection of your interests at every stage. Submit a request and our best specialists will contact you shortly.

Please note: all notary services are paid according to the established fees, but costs may include additional services related to translating documents, apostilles and preparing notarial deeds. Each additional document and necessary procedure is paid for separately.

Useful contacts:

Colegio Notarial de Valencia (Notarial Association of Valencia, Consejo General): valencia.notariado.org
Phone: 963 986 300
Email: colegio@cnotarial-valencia.com

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